Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26


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Gsospeaasnee Of lSruirsBscnI
E1aA, Esh 26-IAss night about |
0D ~ Wittick received . description
wo q . man, Jacob Firestine, who
- ompsoyed q the Henry Clay fur.
n01n1ot he'd been made against |
- beoehsr.in.law, Ulrich Krapf for
nnA lU10niOus assault and battery on |
enA 1lrestine drew 90 Of hi wages
IN I'm his family, consisting Of
- ese child, In Marietta The
os1pposed TO have gone in the dirsc-
n uaErisburG, and Oficer Wiitick at
~ asoe him. He was arrested this
n g lpur O'Clock while getting on a
~ LoboDon. He was brought to 20.
e Gao Z. N, and had hearing before
<nw Dyaoa. Firestine had stolen watch
xp4 which was In his possession
1s0uted. Ho wss committed to jail
~ q court
4 Doys Marrow Escape.
yonnG sun Of Allen w. Hall, living on
olsUet, had very narrow escape from
~ nIllod on tho Reading & Columbia
~ yesterday about Eve o'clock. A
~ cml cars were standing on . siding
- Columbia yards, and the boy attempted
- On the cara He missed his footing
III with his head and shoulders on the
- track. Just at this time two cars,
~ with pig iron, we're coming down the
Q1g, and the boy was in great danger OF be
8 Iun over. A. ]. Slime, an employe OF
~ railroad, Yves standing near by, and with
goe presence Of mind, pulled the boy from
~ truck, when the approaching cars were
111A1n few feet OF him. The affair wa.
oo1nessed by some employees who turned
$1NoU their heads, fully expecting that the
He9 would be killed.
fhs Death List
11M Margaret Arnold, 9 resident Of Ma
G1tn, came to town about ten days ago te
Witt her nep hew, Mr.. Samuel Daron, living
EQe No 616 Locust street In few days she
989W1e taken sick with typhoid fever and died
SyAis morning at o'clock. The funeral will
- hA)d on Monday at 10 O. m, a. tho home
~ NJ. Daron. The remains will then bs
81nken 10 Marietta for interment Deceased
'SNmo aeod IS years, widow, and leaves two
%4bne living In our neighboring town. Mr.
Uofuu has been unfortunate in this respect
Il @aSing attended the funeral Of an uncle il
2cek county yesterday.
n Jncob Sterline, well known in town, dlet
- The house Of Stephen Jones, along tn
Marietta turnpike, on Friday noon, from
oonDumption. The funeral will take place
~ Monday, at 8 o'clock p m. Services Il
4 - held In ST. Paul's r. z. church.
Literary Societies.
I'll IL pupils Of the high school held theil
n s21lomky exercises on Friday afternoon, wheI
- fbllowing programme was carried out
Addfsss, Edgar Hotter; five minutes quiz il
4 sepgEaphy, Lucy May chorus, by the boys
II stehate, /" Resolved, that the opera house II
Columbia has been productive of more harm
sfS oh
Lallis Stout; negative, Flora Wike anc
Harry Zeamer. The debate was decided il
~ Affirmative by q majority Of two votes
Uentiment roll, A. Glass; recitation, Els!
rhsneger reading, Percy Wilson; spellin,
bee; reading Of the "High School Bell,
4 sditresa. Emma Richards.
= pleasant meeting OF the Young Peoples
y epcIety Of tho Second Street Lutheran churcl
( Was held last night, at the residence OF VIM
\. Hardy. An interesting programme wa
given.
4 Town Briefs,
b The box sheet for the Little Tycoon
sS opened this morning, and number of seat
have already been taken.
The revival services still continue In tn
United Brethren church. As many as Il
corgo-ts have oeen obtained in one evening
A fine musical concert will &c given In tn
st Johns Lutte-au church on next Thurs
Z day evening.
Engine No. 3si was pushing cars on q sid
i ing In the west yards OF the Pennsylvani
I rlilroad this morning, when engine No. Sc
{ ran into the cars. Slight damage was don
) - the latter engine.
The Till family OF London will give an OK
I celleut musical concer. In the opera house &c
night
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